From backyard football games in Orlando to playing at The Citadel, Seven shares the highs and lows of his football journey. He opens up about earning a scholarship despite his size, transitioning between schools, battling injury, and dealing with the disappointment of not being drafted. Now exploring content creation and lifestyle vlogging, Seven reflects on personal growth, the power of self-belief, and what it means to keep pushing—even when the game changes.

🎙️ Tune in for a story about resilience, reinvention, and finding purpose beyond the field.

🎙️ On this episode of the No Hangover Podcast, producer Gwado Beats breaks down the creation of Back to the Features — a collaborative project built to unify Orlando’s talented but divided music scene 🔥. From his small-town roots in Georgia to building a creative community in Florida, Gwado shares lessons on entrepreneurship, resilience, and finding purpose.

We get into music, mindset, and the reality of chasing dreams while navigating criticism and business 💼. Gwado also shares how his empanada side hustle took off — proving that passion and hustle can go hand-in-hand.

📌 Topics include:

• The Back to the Features album rollout

• How Orlando artists are reclaiming their scene

• Gwado’s shift from rapper to producer

• School vs. experience in the music industry

• Starting a business and staying resilient

• Fatherhood, mindset, and breaking generational cycles

💬 Real talk from a grounded creator who's building legacy — one beat (and empanada) at a time.

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Mrs. Murda A joins the pod to talk about her new album, her evolution as an artist, and staying authentic in a world full of trolls. She opens up about growing up in a strict Caribbean household, the impact of bullying, and how motherhood shaped her perspective. From lyrical depth to sexy murder vibes, Mrs. Murda A is embracing versatility and breaking molds.

We also explore:

• 🎶 Her shift from substance rap to emotional storytelling

• 💬 Dealing with internet hate and toxic online culture

• 🤝 Why confrontation isn’t always bad

• 👩‍👧 Raising a daughter with love, communication, and honesty

• 🔥 Her "feminine energy" in rap and desire to redefine her sound

✨ Stream her album, follow her on socials, and support her journey.

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In this episode of the No Hangover Podcast, the crew breaks down the latest hip-hop drama and album drops — including The Clipse’s Let God Sort Him Out and Travis Scott’s Jack Boys 2. From the return of Pusha T to the Travis diss, and Gunna’s quiet dominance, we talk industry politics, authenticity, and why well-produced albums still matter.

Topics include:

• Pusha T vs Travis Scott — is the beef real or for PR?

• Travis Scott’s evolution and whether he’s built for lyrical warfare

• Ken Carson vs Yeet and the rise of social media beefs

• Playboi Carti vs Tyler, The Creator — lawsuit or trolling?

• Gunna's silent rise during Young Thug's legal battles

• The importance of album rollouts, visuals, and beat selection

• Comparing 2000s rap to today’s scene

• Rihanna vs Beyoncé — who really runs the charts?

🔥 Plus: Reflections on a lost episode with Juju Osborne and the Drake vs Kendrick debate. This episode blends music reviews, rap commentary, and pop culture heat — don’t miss it.

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In this deep and wide-ranging episode of the No Hangover Podcast, producer Chip joins the crew to break down the evolving music landscape, the power of collaboration, and the necessity of ownership in today’s content-driven economy.

Topics include:

• The potential of Florida’s music scene and why collaboration is key

• Monetizing beyond streaming: YouTube, direct content, and diversified income

• How streaming changed the industry, for better and worse

• The evolution of hip-hop authenticity, ghostwriting, and Drake’s impact

• Orlando’s untapped musical diversity and what’s needed to elevate the scene

• The blurred line between creators and consumers in the age of AI & misinformation

• A candid dive into self-awareness, ego, and the dangers of confirmation bias

• Thought-provoking takes on organized religion, simulations, and rewriting history

• Navigating economic inequality, media distraction, and the illusion of opportunity

🎙️ This episode isn’t just about music — it’s about truth, growth, and cutting through the noise.

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In this episode of the No Hangover Podcast, Eric sits down with Astro Blaze, a rising artist from Cleveland, Ohio, who’s carving out his lane in music by blending authenticity, creativity, and timing. Influenced by his aunt’s musical background and icons like MGK and Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Astro opens up about discovering his voice and building his debut project.

They discuss:

• Astro’s creative journey and the story behind his debut album “Piece of Shit”

• The balance between image and authenticity in today’s music culture

• Lessons from Cleveland’s music legacy and the importance of timing

• Moving out to gain independence and perspective

• The grind of building a strong catalog and fan base

• The value of handwritten lyrics and staying sharp in the studio

• Plans for two more albums and expanding through live performances

🎤 Whether you're an artist on the rise or a fan of raw, authentic stories, this episode offers a glimpse into what it takes to stand out — while staying grounded.

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In this introspective and wide-ranging episode of the No Hangover Podcast, the conversation moves beyond music to explore deeper themes around good and evil, emotional awareness, technology, and authentic living. The artist reflects on their creative process, the discipline it takes to evolve, and how moments like filming the “Another Ring” video — inspired by the NBA Finals — represent personal growth and resilience.

They also unpack:

• The illusion of “good” and “evil” as human constructs

• Navigating the pressures of social media and music careers

• Why emotional regulation is key to peace of mind

• The power of routine, running, and lifting as mental resets

• The impact of genuine friendships and supportive circles

• Reflections on AI, Neuralink, and balancing humanity with innovation

• Why spontaneity, love, and curiosity should never be lost

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In this episode of the No Hangover Podcast, Eric sits down with KT, a Cleveland-born music producer and rapper who started his journey on GarageBand in college and never looked back. What started as casual freestyles evolved into full songs, self-produced beats, and a growing passion for creating authentic, impactful music.

KT talks about:

• His DIY approach to recording and production

• The value of collaboration, mentorship, and having a solid team

• Parallels between sports and music — and how competition fuels growth

• Challenges in Cleveland’s divided music scene, and how unity can change everything

• Influences from the Midwest to the West Coast, and what gives his sound its unique energy

• Balancing artistic integrity with the business side of producing and selling beats

🎧 Whether you're an artist, producer, or music fan, KT’s story reminds us why staying consistent, open-minded, and collaborative is the key to building something real.

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In this episode of the No Hangover Podcast, Eric sits down with Money Beezoe — a hip-hop artist, veteran, and survivor whose life journey is as compelling as his music. Influenced by greats like Lil Wayne, Tupac, Bun B, and even Michael Jackson, Beezoe shares how he developed his distinct flow, his focus on album sequencing, and the deeper stories behind his work.

They discuss:

• The realities of the music industry and why ownership matters

• Beezoe’s time in the U.S. Army, including his deployment to Afghanistan and eventual medical discharge

• A deeply personal story of homelessness in Germany, fatherhood, and survival

• Using music as therapy to process trauma and stay grounded

• Collaborating in Orlando with artists like Kid Pro, Latin, and B1U

• Diversifying income with ASCAP, merch, sync licensing, and social media strategy

🎧 Whether you're an artist or someone who’s overcome adversity, this episode is packed with truth, resilience, and creative energy.

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In this episode of the No Hangover Podcast, Eric sits down with Chapman, a bold voice in Orlando’s creative scene and the founder of New West Orlando (NWO) — a brand that has evolved from fashion to community service and entertainment.

Chapman speaks on the power of authenticity, constructive conversation, and using criticism as fuel. He shares his journey from Orlando to Denver and back, exploring everything from the medical marijuana industry to the building of a cultural movement through NWO. With a focus on collaboration over competition, Chapman breaks down why unity is the missing key in Orlando’s rap scene and how he’s working to change that.

💡 Topics include:

• The birth and evolution of New West Orlando (NWO)

• The importance of strong teams and family support

• Spiritual growth, maturity, and giving recognition

• Orlando’s top talent & the art of meaningful networking

• Events like Content Z and I3 Academy’s mission

• Using platforms to uplift, inspire, and unify

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